Okay, so The Real Ghostbusters on Game Boy is exactly what it sounds like—you're Venkman, wandering through haunted buildings, zapping ghosts, and solving little puzzles to unlock doors or find keys. It's got that classic '90s Game Boy vibe where everything's a bit clunky but weirdly charming.

At first, you just blast specters with your proton pack, but then you realize some doors need specific items or switches flipped in the right order. The sprites are tiny, but you can tell who's who—Egon's hair is a dead giveaway. And yeah, the music’s got that bleepy Ghostbusters theme stuck in your head after five minutes.

It’s not deep, but if you grew up with the cartoon or just love retro handheld games, it’s a fun little time capsule. Just don’t expect anything close to the NES version.